July 4^th, 2013 ELE Rwanda has opened the 2013 Creativity and Innovation Camp at Kicukiro Integrated Polytechnic Regional Center (IPRC Kicukiro) with "WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY" as the theme. The minister of Education, the minister of Youth, students and numerous Rwandan Youth Entrepreneurs were invited at the Opening Ceremony and I was a delegate from Biodiversity conservation, Hygiene, Sanitation, and Environmental management Cooperative (BIOCOOP Rwanda).

The theme was more fitting in the case of Rwanda and Africa, where mobile technology is increasingly becoming the cornerstone of socio-economic stability. This has given the student an opportunity to discuss some of technologies that were based on Global Positioning System devices (GPS), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) and Principal of Wireless Networks. The camp has finished on 15^th July 2013. The trainees students have discussed how above technologies can be applied to local challenges.

Emerging Leaders and Entrepreneurs of Rwanda (ELE Rwanda) is student-led platform for youth innovation founded by presidential scholars at Oklahoma Christian University. The vision of ELE Rwanda is: (i)Create home grown solutions, (ii)Increase the skills of the Rwandan youth, (iii)Promulgate a "I can do it too" attitude, (iv) Inspire students to be job creators, (v)Stop reliance on outside help, (vi) Promote self- reliance, and (vii) Increase investment in youth projects.

Oklahoma Christian University (OCU) has a strong and vital relationship with the republic of Rwanda. H.E. Paul Kagame, president of the republic of Rwanda, visited OCU in 2006 to establish the Presidential Scholars Program and receive an honorary doctorate degree. Through this scholarship program, OCU teaches students from the Republic of Rwanda, who are studying in Engineering and Business. OCU MBA program is now available in Kigali, Rwanda. It provides a graduate- level in business education with a flexible schedule, personal attention and a real-world curriculum.

Integrated Polytechnic Regional Center (IPRC Kicukiro) is a real contribution to the employment skills in Rwanda, and in other countries as a whole, for a quick effective and sustainable development based on modem and practical technology. After 4 years of intense work, IPRC Kigali has developed to include College of Technology, a Technical Secondary School, a Technical Training Center and information Access Center. This unique setup to develop vertical pathway and professionalism. The College of Technology stated with 209 students and now the number of student has increased to 2,140, the Technology Secondary School has 571 students and the Technical Training Center has 479 trainees. The College has revised its diploma programs to include industry suggestion obtained from survey results and stakeholders workshop. IPRC Kigali has started implementing its master plan. Its first phase is expected to be completed by 2015.